Nueva Delhi: Congress on Monday hit Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling him a “weak prime minister”, after dozens of Sikhs deported from the United States arrive at Amritsar International Airport During the weekend of naked head, without turbans or patkas (helmet).
Taking to X, Congress shared a photo of PM Modi with the legend: “Narendra Modi Ek Kamzor Pradhan Mantri Hai, (freely translated as ‘Narendra Modi is a weak PM’)”.
In a separate publication, the party shared a video of illegal immigrants for That his own people humiliated themselves! “
According to reports, a Shiromani Gurdwara ParBandhak Committee (SGPC) Equipment, with airport staff assistance, organized Patkas for deported people. They also organized buses and Langars to support them.
An SGPC official had said on Saturday that enough turbids were kept at the airport on Sunday in advance of another flight that transported the deportees. The committee also planned to raise the problem with the United States government.
A third American plane that transported 112 illegal Indian immigrants landed at Amritsar International Airport on Sunday, after two previous flights that also deported to Indian citizens. On February 5, an American military plane brought 104 deportees, followed by another flight on Saturday night with 116 deported.
The great old party had asked questions about why the deportees were specifically flown to Amritsar, claiming a political motive behind the decision.
“Why have they chosen Amritsar, especially when the air route of the airplanes is from the east side and are crossing the entire country to get to Amritsar? Does the agenda to defame to Punjab?” Congress spokesman Alok Sharma asked.
Punjab Prime Minister Bhagwant Mann also criticized the center, saying: “You do not turn our Holy City into a deportation center.” He had assured that the Punjab government has fixed transport and food for deportees and even extended support to Hatesana.
In Sijismo, the turban is one of the five ‘kakars’ – articles of faith – to the side ‘kesh’ (hair and beard without cut), ‘Kangha’ (wood comb), ‘Kara’ (iron or steel or steel bracelet ), ‘Kachhera’ (cotton underwear) and ‘Kirpan’ (sword or curved knife).
These five elements were commanded by Guru Gobind Singh in 1699 as symbols of the SIJ identity and the commitment of a devotee from Khalsa with the Sij (‘Rehni’) lifestyle.